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Quebec City – Ture og Oplevelser

Oplev de bedste ture og oplevelser i Quebec City, Nordamerikas mest europæiske by: vandr på de brostensbelagte gader i det gamle Québec under Château Frontenac, kør med kabelbanen, mærk stænket fra de høje Montmorency-vandfald, spis dig gennem en madtur, sejl på Sankt Laurens-floden, smag cider på Île d'Orléans, og tag nedad floden for at se hvaler ved Tadoussac. Sammenlign de bedst bedømte oplevelser og planlæg den perfekte rejse.

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Ture ved solnedgang i Quebec City

Afgange, der er i gang, når solen går ned de kommende uger – starttiderne sammenholdt med den lokale solnedgang.

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Quebec City Walking Tour

Oplev Quebec med en privat 4-timers byrundtur

Privat gåtur i Old Quebec med Funicular

Privat vandretur i det gamle Quebec af Tours Accolade

Old Quebec City Private Walking Tour: Historie og natur

Privat rundvisning i Quebec City 4 timer

Gamle Québec og Fransk Amerika privat historie vandretur

Quebec City Shore Udflugt: Privat Walking Tour

4.8(17)·2h 30min

fra$251/ person

via Viator

Familievenligt i Quebec City

Børn kan komme med fra en tidlig alder og betaler mindre end voksne – ifølge hver arrangørs prisliste.

Quebec City

Vandretur gennem Quebec Citys historie

Quebec City Shore Excursion: Grand Walking Tour i Quebec City

4.8(127)·2 timer

fra$27/ person

via Viator

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Rejseruteidéer til Quebec City

Færdige ruter, du kan booke direkte — fra en perfekt dag til en lang weekend.

1 dag

Quebec City på 1 dag

1Det gamle Québec
2Montmorency
3Madtur
4Solnedgang

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2 dage

Quebec City på 2 dage

1Det gamle Québec
2Montmorency
3Hvaler
4Øen

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Natur & flod

Quebec City natur & flod

1Montmorency
2Hvaler
3Île d'Orléans
4Krydstogt

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Mad & kultur

Quebec City mad & kultur

1Madtur
2Det gamle Québec
3Île d'Orléans
4Cider

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Korte, klare svar på de spørgsmål, alle besøgende i Quebec City har, før de booker.

Sommer (jun.–aug.)

Varmt og livligt – højsæson for ture og festivaler.

Efterår (sep.–okt.)

Klar luft og smukt efterårsløv.

Vinter (dec.–feb.)

Snefyldt og magisk, med karnevallet og ishotellet.

Forår (apr.–maj)

Frisk og roligt, mens byen tør op.

For hvaler

Maj til oktober er bedst til hvalsafari.

Bedst samlet set

Juni til oktober er ideelt.

Hvornår du bør besøge

Quebec City gennem årstiderne

Hvad der er bedst, hvor travlt der er, og et bookingtip for hver årstid.

Sommer (jun.–aug.)

jun.–aug.

Bedst til: Festivaler.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Højsæson.

Efterår (sep.–okt.)

sep.–okt.

Bedst til: Efterårsløv.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Klart.

Vinter (dec.–feb.)

dec.–feb.

Bedst til: Karneval & sne.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Koldt.

Forår (apr.–maj)

apr.–maj

Bedst til: Stille tøbrud.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Frisk.

Ofte stillede spørgsmål

Ofte stillede spørgsmål om Quebec City

What are the top 10 things to do in Quebec City?

Ranked by traveller reviews: 1) a guided walking tour of Old Quebec, 2) Montmorency Falls and its suspension bridge, 3) the Old Quebec food tour with poutine, maple and cheese tastings, 4) the Petit-Champlain quarter and the funicular, 5) the Île d’Orléans cider, wine and chocolate tour, 6) a sightseeing cruise on the St. Lawrence, 7) the Château Frontenac and Dufferin Terrace, 8) the Plains of Abraham and the Citadelle, 9) the animated crime and ghost walks and 10) Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré basilica.

How many days do you need in Quebec City?

Plan two to three days. Day one: a morning walking tour from the Château Frontenac through Upper Town, the funicular down to Petit-Champlain and Place Royale, the Musée de la civilisation, then the Plains of Abraham at sunset. Day two: Montmorency Falls first thing (walk the bridge, take the cable car or the 487 steps), lunch and cider on Île d’Orléans, a food tour or river cruise in the evening. Day three: the Citadelle and changing of the guard in summer, Grande Allée, Saint-Roch and a ghost walk after dark.

What to do in Quebec City for free?

The ramparts and the Saint-Louis and Saint-Jean gates, Dufferin Terrace with its view over the river, the Plains of Abraham (Canada’s first national historic park), Place Royale and the Fresque des Québécois, Petit-Champlain’s boutiques and murals, the basilica, the Parliament Building tours, the Old Port market and Bassin Louise, the Samuel-De Champlain promenade, the artists of Rue du Trésor, Rue Saint-Jean and the Saint-Roch district, and the Lévis ferry’s view of the skyline for the price of a bus ticket. The Château Frontenac’s lobby is open to all.

What are the best day trips from Quebec City?

Montmorency Falls (15 minutes) and the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré basilica (30 minutes; half-day tours from about $74), Île d’Orléans’ farms, cideries and chocolatiers (20 minutes; $65), Canyon Sainte-Anne (40 minutes), Jacques-Cartier National Park for hiking and canoeing (45 minutes), the Wendake Huron-Wendat village (20 minutes), Village Vacances Valcartier and the Ice Hotel (30 minutes), Charlevoix and Baie-Saint-Paul (90 minutes) and whale watching at Tadoussac (three hours; a long day). Montreal is three hours away.

What to do in Quebec City at night?

A ghost tour or the animated crime walk through the lantern-lit Old Town, the terraces of Grande Allée, the bars of Rue Saint-Jean and Saint-Roch’s Rue Saint-Joseph, a cocktail at the 1608 bar in the Château Frontenac, Petit-Champlain’s lights and street music, concerts at Le Diamant and the Palais Montcalm, an evening river cruise and, in July, the Festival d’été’s open-air stages on the Plains of Abraham. Dufferin Terrace at night is the free classic.

What is there to do in Quebec City in winter?

Winter is Quebec City at its most magical: the Carnaval de Québec in February with Bonhomme, ice sculptures and night parades, the Hôtel de Glace ice hotel from January to March, the toboggan slide on Dufferin Terrace, the German Christmas Market and lights from late November, skating at Place D’Youville, snowshoeing on the Plains of Abraham, the frozen ‘sugarloaf’ at Montmorency Falls and skiing at Mont-Sainte-Anne, Stoneham and Le Massif. Dress for -15°C and enjoy the quiet streets.

What are the best things to do in Quebec City with kids?

The Aquarium du Québec’s polar bears and walruses, the Musée de la civilisation’s hands-on exhibits, the funicular and the Dufferin Terrace toboggan in winter, a horse-drawn calèche through the Old Town, the ferry to Lévis, the cable car and suspension bridge at Montmorency Falls, the changing of the guard at the Citadelle in summer, Village Vacances Valcartier’s water park and winter tubing, the chocolate museum at Érico and the Plains of Abraham’s trails and skating.

When is the best time to visit Quebec City?

June to September for warm days, terraces, the Festival d’été in July and every tour running; late September to mid-October for the autumn colours on Île d’Orléans and in Jacques-Cartier park. February brings the Carnaval and the Ice Hotel; December the Christmas market. April and November are the quiet shoulder months.

Are Montmorency Falls worth visiting?

Yes — at 83 metres the falls are 30 metres taller than Niagara, 15 minutes from the Old Town, and free to visit apart from parking; walk across the suspension bridge over the lip, take the cable car or climb the 487-step staircase, and in winter see the ice ‘sugarloaf’ at the base. Combine them with Île d’Orléans or the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré basilica on a half-day tour (about $74) if you have no car.

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Quebec City natur & flod

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Montmorency Falls

Tadoussac

Île d’Orléans

Canyon Sainte-Anne

St. Lawrence

Old Quebec

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Sommer (jun.–aug.)

Efterår (sep.–okt.)

Vinter (dec.–feb.)

Forår (apr.–maj)

For hvaler

Bedst samlet set

Én dag

To dage

Tre dage

For historie

For natur

For mad

Til fods

Kabelbane

Bus & ture

Med båd

Hvor du skal bo

Canadiske dollar

Vandretur i det gamle Québec

Montmorency-vandfaldene

Madtur

Hvalsafari

Île d'Orléans

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Vandreture

Madture

Hvalsafari

Vandfaldsture

Spøgelsesvandringer

Sommer & vinter

Vandretur

Montmorency-vandfaldene

Madtur

Hvalsafari

Île d'Orléans

Sådan sparer du

Quebec City gennem årstiderne

Ofte stillede spørgsmål om Quebec City

What are the top 10 things to do in Quebec City?

How many days do you need in Quebec City?

What to do in Quebec City for free?

What are the best day trips from Quebec City?

What to do in Quebec City at night?

What is there to do in Quebec City in winter?